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Oklahoma City faces another 101-degree day Thursday, with a Heat Advisory and heat-index values up to 109. A cooler weekend is finally on the way.
Oklahoma City could reach 102 degrees Wednesday, with heat index values up to 108 during a Heat Advisory.
Heat Advisory in effect Tuesday, July 28. Highs near 102°F and heat‑index values near 109°F; the city lists cooling centers and safety tips.
Triple-digit heat arrives Monday in Oklahoma City with heat indices above 105°F. Public cooling centers and safety tips are available.
Triple‑digit heat returns to Oklahoma City Sunday with a Heat Advisory in effect. Find cooling centers, safety tips and what to expect this week.
An Extreme Heat Warning runs 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Saturday in Oklahoma City; highs near 102°F and heat indices over 110. Residents should limit outdoor activity and use cooling centers if needed.
A warm February followed by a hard March freeze wiped out many Oklahoma peaches and berries, forcing u‑pick closures and tightening market supply. Farmers and markets are bracing for higher prices and a tough rebuild season.
A Heat Advisory runs noon–8 p.m. Friday in Oklahoma City as heat indices climb into the 100s. Shift outdoor plans, hydrate and find cooling centers via 2-1-1.
Mayor Kim Peterson declared a Stage 3 water emergency as Guymon’s system neared capacity, imposing odd/even watering rules, time limits and a temporary ban on bulk‑tank fills.
Highs near 96°F today with heat‑index readings around 100°F. A Heat Advisory runs noon to 8 p.m. CDT; cooling centers and help are available.
A Heat Advisory runs noon–8 p.m. Wednesday, July 22. Oklahoma City will hit about 96°F; nearby areas will climb into the 100s. Cooling centers and assistance are available.
Highs near 105°F and heat indices above 110°F this afternoon in Oklahoma City. Cooling centers and 211 are available for those without AC.
Heat Advisory in Oklahoma City today with highs near 99°F and feels-like temperatures over 105°F. Expect dangerous midday heat and limited overnight relief.
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